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Marmaduke's was a much-beloved neighborhood pub once located on the corner of Third and Severn. Downstairs was dominated by local sailing folk and you could play darts. Upstairs was a piano bar filled with theater fans and actors singing their hearts out while accompanied by Dick Gessner or Doug Yetter. The site has been occupied by a Ruth's Chris Steak House since 1998. |
Marmaduke's was a much-beloved neighborhood pub once located on the corner of Third Street and Severn Avenue in [[Eastport]]. Downstairs was dominated by local sailing folk and you could play darts. Upstairs was a piano bar filled with theater fans and actors singing their hearts out while accompanied by Dick Gessner or Doug Yetter. The site has been occupied by a Ruth's Chris Steak House since 1998. |
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Latest revision as of 17:40, 27 September 2019
Marmaduke's was a much-beloved neighborhood pub once located on the corner of Third Street and Severn Avenue in Eastport. Downstairs was dominated by local sailing folk and you could play darts. Upstairs was a piano bar filled with theater fans and actors singing their hearts out while accompanied by Dick Gessner or Doug Yetter. The site has been occupied by a Ruth's Chris Steak House since 1998.
